All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.

All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.OLDLAD

All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.

Score: -26

Banni2
8:32am Sun 27 Apr 14

Yet another cash cow, keep on hitting the motorists, never mind the scum that are trafficking drugs and prostitution around our favourite parts of the City.

Yet another cash cow, keep on hitting the motorists, never mind the scum that are trafficking drugs and prostitution around our favourite parts of the City.Banni2

Yet another cash cow, keep on hitting the motorists, never mind the scum that are trafficking drugs and prostitution around our favourite parts of the City.

Score: 91

Banni2
8:38am Sun 27 Apr 14

OLDLAD wrote…

All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.

Did you ever hear the term"jungle drums", well the taxi drivers in Bradford can get the message to the clan within minutes of a sighting.

[quote][p][bold]OLDLAD[/bold] wrote:
All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.[/p][/quote]Did you ever hear the term"jungle drums", well the taxi drivers in Bradford can get the message to the clan within minutes of a sighting.Banni2

OLDLAD wrote…

All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.

Did you ever hear the term"jungle drums", well the taxi drivers in Bradford can get the message to the clan within minutes of a sighting.

Score: 40

idleone
8:44am Sun 27 Apr 14

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.idleone

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.

Score: -34

Ratters Rat
8:45am Sun 27 Apr 14

Dick Lane already has fixed cameras so what's the point of a mobile camera. I believe Thornton Road has them as well.

Dick Lane already has fixed cameras so what's the point of a mobile camera. I believe Thornton Road has them as well.Ratters Rat

Dick Lane already has fixed cameras so what's the point of a mobile camera. I believe Thornton Road has them as well.

Score: 19

Mr Blondе
9:18am Sun 27 Apr 14

The upcoming mobile camera locations have been advertised for years on the WY safety partnership website. It's nothing new, the T&A are only reposting what is already there, so all you keyboard warriors and front room politicians need to find something else to bluster on about like people feeding the ducks in Bradford Moor park, when there's a sign telling them not to.

The upcoming mobile camera locations have been advertised for years on the WY safety partnership website. It's nothing new, the T&A are only reposting what is already there, so all you keyboard warriors and front room politicians need to find something else to bluster on about like people feeding the ducks in Bradford Moor park, when there's a sign telling them not to.Mr Blondе

The upcoming mobile camera locations have been advertised for years on the WY safety partnership website. It's nothing new, the T&A are only reposting what is already there, so all you keyboard warriors and front room politicians need to find something else to bluster on about like people feeding the ducks in Bradford Moor park, when there's a sign telling them not to.

Score: 35

lanzaman
9:37am Sun 27 Apr 14

Maybe they'll catch the bikers who ride around idle with no helmets/licence/road tax/insurance/jobs! Or maybe not!!

Maybe they'll catch the bikers who ride around idle with no helmets/licence/road tax/insurance/jobs! Or maybe not!!lanzaman

Maybe they'll catch the bikers who ride around idle with no helmets/licence/road tax/insurance/jobs! Or maybe not!!

Score: 41

yezboss
10:05am Sun 27 Apr 14

The only thing these devices detect are drivers exceeding the speed limit. No checks on fitness of vehicle or driver. Not even a check on insurance or test cert or ANPR for VED validation. Half a job harry. But we are not bothered about that are we? Only the revenue matters to run the scheme and the speed awreness courses. One or two may get points or court action.

The only thing these devices detect are drivers exceeding the speed limit. No checks on fitness of vehicle or driver. Not even a check on insurance or test cert or ANPR for VED validation. Half a job harry. But we are not bothered about that are we? Only the revenue matters to run the scheme and the speed awreness courses. One or two may get points or court action.yezboss

The only thing these devices detect are drivers exceeding the speed limit. No checks on fitness of vehicle or driver. Not even a check on insurance or test cert or ANPR for VED validation. Half a job harry. But we are not bothered about that are we? Only the revenue matters to run the scheme and the speed awreness courses. One or two may get points or court action.

Score: 30

linebacker2
10:11am Sun 27 Apr 14

Most of us know the very worst driving goes on inside the ring road, yet not a single site there. As usual places like Guiseley & Baildon are targetted..

Most of us know the very worst driving goes on inside the ring road, yet not a single site there. As usual places like Guiseley & Baildon are targetted..linebacker2

Most of us know the very worst driving goes on inside the ring road, yet not a single site there. As usual places like Guiseley & Baildon are targetted..

Score: 27

Not so simple
10:22am Sun 27 Apr 14

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.

Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.
Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheepleNot so simple

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.

Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple

Score: 10

idleone
10:31am Sun 27 Apr 14

Not so simple wrote…

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.

Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple

Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.

[quote][p][bold]Not so simple[/bold] wrote:
Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.
Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple[/p][/quote]Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.idleone

Not so simple wrote…

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.

Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple

Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.

Score: 14

shaggy1
10:32am Sun 27 Apr 14

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrolshaggy1

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Score: -3

The Hoffster
10:52am Sun 27 Apr 14

idleone wrote…

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.

It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.

And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?

No; didn't think so...

[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.[/p][/quote]It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.
And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?
No; didn't think so...The Hoffster

idleone wrote…

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.

It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.

And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?

No; didn't think so...

Score: 17

Wanna Have
11:09am Sun 27 Apr 14

Just moved away from Bradford to a more affluent part of the country and we have none of this here.are the people round here saintly, I think not.you are treated as second class citizens in bradford.you should March down to your local cop shop on masse and tell those supposed public servants where you will stick those cameras,that would put the wind up those bully boys.unite and stick it to them,remember you pay the same taxes as everyone else in the UK and hence should be extended the same privileges.

Just moved away from Bradford to a more affluent part of the country and we have none of this here.are the people round here saintly, I think not.you are treated as second class citizens in bradford.you should March down to your local cop shop on masse and tell those supposed public servants where you will stick those cameras,that would put the wind up those bully boys.unite and stick it to them,remember you pay the same taxes as everyone else in the UK and hence should be extended the same privileges.Wanna Have

Just moved away from Bradford to a more affluent part of the country and we have none of this here.are the people round here saintly, I think not.you are treated as second class citizens in bradford.you should March down to your local cop shop on masse and tell those supposed public servants where you will stick those cameras,that would put the wind up those bully boys.unite and stick it to them,remember you pay the same taxes as everyone else in the UK and hence should be extended the same privileges.

Score: 2

vikksy
11:11am Sun 27 Apr 14

Try Shipley/Airedale road, some crazy drivers down there.

Try Shipley/Airedale road, some crazy drivers down there.vikksy

Try Shipley/Airedale road, some crazy drivers down there.

Score: 16

idleone
11:16am Sun 27 Apr 14

The Hoffster wrote…

idleone wrote…

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.

It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.

And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?

No; didn't think so...

I work hard in the driver training industry with both learners, full licence holders and in partnership with road safety organisations and other groups promoting safety. Yes I do have an opinion of speed cameras the " big yellow ones" .... I detest them. They do nothing to promote driver safety as people know where they are and speed up between them. It comes down to exactly the point I made in my first post - speed enforcement MUST be covert. It's pointless publishing when/where "traps " are. Everyone should abide by the laws or be prepared to be caught, charged and fined. The problem is European human rights law... It states that that the police MUST not use entrapment tactics. A prime example of where one recent ish law has a mock on effect on the enforcement of another more serious law. Crazy I know.

[quote][p][bold]The Hoffster[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.[/p][/quote]It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.
And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?
No; didn't think so...[/p][/quote]I work hard in the driver training industry with both learners, full licence holders and in partnership with road safety organisations and other groups promoting safety. Yes I do have an opinion of speed cameras the " big yellow ones" .... I detest them. They do nothing to promote driver safety as people know where they are and speed up between them. It comes down to exactly the point I made in my first post - speed enforcement MUST be covert. It's pointless publishing when/where "traps " are. Everyone should abide by the laws or be prepared to be caught, charged and fined. The problem is European human rights law... It states that that the police MUST not use entrapment tactics. A prime example of where one recent ish law has a mock on effect on the enforcement of another more serious law. Crazy I know.idleone

The Hoffster wrote…

idleone wrote…

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.

It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.

And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?

No; didn't think so...

I work hard in the driver training industry with both learners, full licence holders and in partnership with road safety organisations and other groups promoting safety. Yes I do have an opinion of speed cameras the " big yellow ones" .... I detest them. They do nothing to promote driver safety as people know where they are and speed up between them. It comes down to exactly the point I made in my first post - speed enforcement MUST be covert. It's pointless publishing when/where "traps " are. Everyone should abide by the laws or be prepared to be caught, charged and fined. The problem is European human rights law... It states that that the police MUST not use entrapment tactics. A prime example of where one recent ish law has a mock on effect on the enforcement of another more serious law. Crazy I know.

Score: -9

Wanna Have
11:20am Sun 27 Apr 14

idleone wrote…

Not so simple wrote…

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.

Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple

Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.

Most people who drive dangerously fast in Bradford are uninsured driving "pool cars" or on false plates.this us just a tactic to keep you lot under the thumb in Bradford.it's a breach of your civil liberties if the police expose the population of Bradford to this and not other areas.

[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Not so simple[/bold] wrote:
Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.
Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple[/p][/quote]Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.[/p][/quote]Most people who drive dangerously fast in Bradford are uninsured driving "pool cars" or on false plates.this us just a tactic to keep you lot under the thumb in Bradford.it's a breach of your civil liberties if the police expose the population of Bradford to this and not other areas.Wanna Have

idleone wrote…

Not so simple wrote…

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.

Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple

Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.

Most people who drive dangerously fast in Bradford are uninsured driving "pool cars" or on false plates.this us just a tactic to keep you lot under the thumb in Bradford.it's a breach of your civil liberties if the police expose the population of Bradford to this and not other areas.

Score: 13

idleone
11:22am Sun 27 Apr 14

Forgot to add my thoughts on an alternative to the "big yellow ones" ....get Police in in marked cars stopping speeding motorists and prosecuting. Simple.

Forgot to add my thoughts on an alternative to the "big yellow ones" ....get Police in in marked cars stopping speeding motorists and prosecuting. Simple.idleone

Forgot to add my thoughts on an alternative to the "big yellow ones" ....get Police in in marked cars stopping speeding motorists and prosecuting. Simple.

Score: 9

Judged by religion
11:23am Sun 27 Apr 14

We experience some entertaining styles of driving throughout Bradford on a daily basis, don't we everybody?

We experience some entertaining styles of driving throughout Bradford on a daily basis, don't we everybody?Judged by religion

We experience some entertaining styles of driving throughout Bradford on a daily basis, don't we everybody?

Score: 40

Wanna Have
11:28am Sun 27 Apr 14

idleone wrote…

The Hoffster wrote…

idleone wrote…

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.

It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.

And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?

No; didn't think so...

I work hard in the driver training industry with both learners, full licence holders and in partnership with road safety organisations and other groups promoting safety. Yes I do have an opinion of speed cameras the " big yellow ones" .... I detest them. They do nothing to promote driver safety as people know where they are and speed up between them. It comes down to exactly the point I made in my first post - speed enforcement MUST be covert. It's pointless publishing when/where "traps " are. Everyone should abide by the laws or be prepared to be caught, charged and fined. The problem is European human rights law... It states that that the police MUST not use entrapment tactics. A prime example of where one recent ish law has a mock on effect on the enforcement of another more serious law. Crazy I know.

What and you think if we exited the euro and left law making to a load of undemocraticly non meritocracy selected ex Eton chums we'd have better laws for average job's like us.be careful what you wish for.the police would pick and choose who to entrap with political interference and racial bias if given a free hand,see the current scandals in the media.

[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]The Hoffster[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.[/p][/quote]It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.
And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?
No; didn't think so...[/p][/quote]I work hard in the driver training industry with both learners, full licence holders and in partnership with road safety organisations and other groups promoting safety. Yes I do have an opinion of speed cameras the " big yellow ones" .... I detest them. They do nothing to promote driver safety as people know where they are and speed up between them. It comes down to exactly the point I made in my first post - speed enforcement MUST be covert. It's pointless publishing when/where "traps " are. Everyone should abide by the laws or be prepared to be caught, charged and fined. The problem is European human rights law... It states that that the police MUST not use entrapment tactics. A prime example of where one recent ish law has a mock on effect on the enforcement of another more serious law. Crazy I know.[/p][/quote]What and you think if we exited the euro and left law making to a load of undemocraticly non meritocracy selected ex Eton chums we'd have better laws for average job's like us.be careful what you wish for.the police would pick and choose who to entrap with political interference and racial bias if given a free hand,see the current scandals in the media.Wanna Have

idleone wrote…

The Hoffster wrote…

idleone wrote…

How idiotic publicising the locations. The morons who risk the lives of competent law abiding motorists and the pedestrians and innocents they injure or kill should expect covert police operations, not ones like this which will pre warn those selfish incompetents that they will get caught. What a waste of police time and money. Would they put a sign up by a known drug dealers usual location and say " you're being watched and we're here" ??? No!!!! because the drug dealers would go elsewhere. That's all they will do with the drivers who only care about themselves and proceed to break the law. Pathetic.

It's illegal to make speed cameras hidden. Drivers must be made aware that they're there.

And have you anything to say on those massive yellow ones that you can spot from a mile off?

No; didn't think so...

I work hard in the driver training industry with both learners, full licence holders and in partnership with road safety organisations and other groups promoting safety. Yes I do have an opinion of speed cameras the " big yellow ones" .... I detest them. They do nothing to promote driver safety as people know where they are and speed up between them. It comes down to exactly the point I made in my first post - speed enforcement MUST be covert. It's pointless publishing when/where "traps " are. Everyone should abide by the laws or be prepared to be caught, charged and fined. The problem is European human rights law... It states that that the police MUST not use entrapment tactics. A prime example of where one recent ish law has a mock on effect on the enforcement of another more serious law. Crazy I know.

What and you think if we exited the euro and left law making to a load of undemocraticly non meritocracy selected ex Eton chums we'd have better laws for average job's like us.be careful what you wish for.the police would pick and choose who to entrap with political interference and racial bias if given a free hand,see the current scandals in the media.

Score: -8

Mr Blondе
11:29am Sun 27 Apr 14

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

[quote][p][bold]shaggy1[/bold] wrote:
give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol[/p][/quote]Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.Mr Blondе

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Score: 5

Mr Blondе
11:36am Sun 27 Apr 14

Oh, and the new vans have cameras at both back & front now, so they can nab you from either end.
The favourite place for this is on Mayo Ave, where they sit in the centre of the dual carriage way and drivers approaching from the front think they're safe.....Nope, not any more they ain't.
You have been warned. ;-)

Maybe we should take a note of the camera vans reg numbers& get some plates made, then fix em to our cars and speed past the van. I wonder if they would send a ticket to themselves?

Oh, and the new vans have cameras at both back & front now, so they can nab you from either end.
The favourite place for this is on Mayo Ave, where they sit in the centre of the dual carriage way and drivers approaching from the front think they're safe.....Nope, not any more they ain't.
You have been warned. ;-)
Maybe we should take a note of the camera vans reg numbers& get some plates made, then fix em to our cars and speed past the van. I wonder if they would send a ticket to themselves?Mr Blondе

Oh, and the new vans have cameras at both back & front now, so they can nab you from either end.
The favourite place for this is on Mayo Ave, where they sit in the centre of the dual carriage way and drivers approaching from the front think they're safe.....Nope, not any more they ain't.
You have been warned. ;-)

Maybe we should take a note of the camera vans reg numbers& get some plates made, then fix em to our cars and speed past the van. I wonder if they would send a ticket to themselves?

Score: 14

idleone
11:39am Sun 27 Apr 14

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

[quote][p][bold]Mr Blondе[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]shaggy1[/bold] wrote:
give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol[/p][/quote]Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.[/p][/quote]Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.idleone

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Score: 7

WISE OLD WALTER
11:41am Sun 27 Apr 14

yezboss wrote…

The only thing these devices detect are drivers exceeding the speed limit. No checks on fitness of vehicle or driver. Not even a check on insurance or test cert or ANPR for VED validation. Half a job harry. But we are not bothered about that are we? Only the revenue matters to run the scheme and the speed awreness courses. One or two may get points or court action.

I would expect that those caught will also have all other relevant details checked and additional action taken. But you have a point but how do we know that some of these devices are not linked to APRNS system, maybe that's what they have failed to disclose ?

[quote][p][bold]yezboss[/bold] wrote:
The only thing these devices detect are drivers exceeding the speed limit. No checks on fitness of vehicle or driver. Not even a check on insurance or test cert or ANPR for VED validation. Half a job harry. But we are not bothered about that are we? Only the revenue matters to run the scheme and the speed awreness courses. One or two may get points or court action.[/p][/quote]I would expect that those caught will also have all other relevant details checked and additional action taken. But you have a point but how do we know that some of these devices are not linked to APRNS system, maybe that's what they have failed to disclose ?WISE OLD WALTER

yezboss wrote…

The only thing these devices detect are drivers exceeding the speed limit. No checks on fitness of vehicle or driver. Not even a check on insurance or test cert or ANPR for VED validation. Half a job harry. But we are not bothered about that are we? Only the revenue matters to run the scheme and the speed awreness courses. One or two may get points or court action.

I would expect that those caught will also have all other relevant details checked and additional action taken. But you have a point but how do we know that some of these devices are not linked to APRNS system, maybe that's what they have failed to disclose ?

Score: 4

bd7 helper
12:18pm Sun 27 Apr 14

Nice one we shall avoid these routes.

Nice one we shall avoid these routes.bd7 helper

Nice one we shall avoid these routes.

Score: 7

linebacker2
12:56pm Sun 27 Apr 14

idleone wrote…

Not so simple wrote…

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.

Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple

Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.

If you receive a Fixed Penalty Notice, whether it's for speeding, shoplifting or whatever - you don't get a criminal record.

As for the old chestnut about killing children - don't drive at all unless it's absolutely necessary - You MIGHT hit a small child

[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Not so simple[/bold] wrote:
Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.
Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple[/p][/quote]Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.[/p][/quote]If you receive a Fixed Penalty Notice, whether it's for speeding, shoplifting or whatever - you don't get a criminal record.
As for the old chestnut about killing children - don't drive at all unless it's absolutely necessary - You MIGHT hit a small childlinebacker2

idleone wrote…

Not so simple wrote…

Freedom of travel? Don't think so! I'm sure most motorists understand that wreckless/drink drivers need to be locked up: but why is the Police collecting taxes for the government: remember your Oathes are to serve and protect the people under COMMON LAW. These fines Are extra judicial and not constitutionally allowed: in otherwords the fines and points are against our laws and restrict our travel/ rights of passage.

Of course most won't understand whT I'm saying or implying and will probably hate this post:::::u sheeple

Exceeding the speed limit is a criminal offence contrary to the road traffic act. The police are NOT collecting tax, they are assisting in the prosecution of criminal activity and saving lives. I'm sure if a child of yours was killed by someone travelling at 40 in a 30 you would see differently. Speeding motorists kill innocents .... Simple.

If you receive a Fixed Penalty Notice, whether it's for speeding, shoplifting or whatever - you don't get a criminal record.

As for the old chestnut about killing children - don't drive at all unless it's absolutely necessary - You MIGHT hit a small child

Score: 7

Mr Blondе
12:58pm Sun 27 Apr 14

idleone wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.

[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Mr Blondе[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]shaggy1[/bold] wrote:
give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol[/p][/quote]Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.[/p][/quote]Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.[/p][/quote]Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.Mr Blondе

idleone wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.

Score: -4

mr.bradford
1:16pm Sun 27 Apr 14

camera z got the day off :)

camera z got the day off :)mr.bradford

camera z got the day off :)

Score: 0

urbanblue67
1:28pm Sun 27 Apr 14

I love the comments that talk about saving lives and all , must be so nice to have such simplistic thoughts' about how the council look after your kids and family .
Would these same folk walk around lister or peel park at 11pm at night . I think not so the council not give a jot about your safety just a way of making money that's all

I love the comments that talk about saving lives and all , must be so nice to have such simplistic thoughts' about how the council look after your kids and family .
Would these same folk walk around lister or peel park at 11pm at night . I think not so the council not give a jot about your safety just a way of making money that's allurbanblue67

I love the comments that talk about saving lives and all , must be so nice to have such simplistic thoughts' about how the council look after your kids and family .
Would these same folk walk around lister or peel park at 11pm at night . I think not so the council not give a jot about your safety just a way of making money that's all

Score: 15

Bradford and Proud.....?
4:10pm Sun 27 Apr 14

Mr Blondе wrote…

idleone wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.

Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'

WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.

[quote][p][bold]Mr Blondе[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Mr Blondе[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]shaggy1[/bold] wrote:
give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol[/p][/quote]Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.[/p][/quote]Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.[/p][/quote]Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.[/p][/quote]Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'
WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.Bradford and Proud.....?

Mr Blondе wrote…

idleone wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.

Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'

WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.

Score: -7

Bradford and Proud.....?
4:14pm Sun 27 Apr 14

Apologies, that last should have been to idleoje, not Shaggy1

Epic fail to me also

Apologies, that last should have been to idleoje, not Shaggy1
Epic fail to me alsoBradford and Proud.....?

Apologies, that last should have been to idleoje, not Shaggy1

Epic fail to me also

Score: -5

linebacker2
4:54pm Sun 27 Apr 14

Bradford and Proud.....? wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

idleone wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.

Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'

WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.

To be valid a NIP for speeding must be issued on behalf of the Chief Constable.

As for the "Casualty Reduction Partnership", the fact their website is a co.uk and not a gov.uk speaks volumes...

[quote][p][bold]Bradford and Proud.....?[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Mr Blondе[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Mr Blondе[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]shaggy1[/bold] wrote:
give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol[/p][/quote]Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.[/p][/quote]Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.[/p][/quote]Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.[/p][/quote]Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'
WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.[/p][/quote]To be valid a NIP for speeding must be issued on behalf of the Chief Constable.
As for the "Casualty Reduction Partnership", the fact their website is a co.uk and not a gov.uk speaks volumes...linebacker2

Bradford and Proud.....? wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

idleone wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.

Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'

WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.

To be valid a NIP for speeding must be issued on behalf of the Chief Constable.

As for the "Casualty Reduction Partnership", the fact their website is a co.uk and not a gov.uk speaks volumes...

Score: 3

micela22
5:05pm Sun 27 Apr 14

just like to reiterate they should also pick up uninsured cars/ cars without valid MOT`s / invalid no plates, mobile phone users / non seat belt wearers & cars with too many occpants: if the resources are being used why not utilise them to the full potential: is there more danger by a driver exceeding 30mph than a driver with no valid mot/insurance or using a mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt? Also suggest a few placed down all arterial roads into the City - Thornton Rd, Gt Horton, Leeds, Wakefield etc, I personally get hacked off when speeders get penalised when other driving offences appear to be acceptable / tolerated

just like to reiterate they should also pick up uninsured cars/ cars without valid MOT`s / invalid no plates, mobile phone users / non seat belt wearers & cars with too many occpants: if the resources are being used why not utilise them to the full potential: is there more danger by a driver exceeding 30mph than a driver with no valid mot/insurance or using a mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt? Also suggest a few placed down all arterial roads into the City - Thornton Rd, Gt Horton, Leeds, Wakefield etc, I personally get hacked off when speeders get penalised when other driving offences appear to be acceptable / toleratedmicela22

just like to reiterate they should also pick up uninsured cars/ cars without valid MOT`s / invalid no plates, mobile phone users / non seat belt wearers & cars with too many occpants: if the resources are being used why not utilise them to the full potential: is there more danger by a driver exceeding 30mph than a driver with no valid mot/insurance or using a mobile phone or not wearing a seatbelt? Also suggest a few placed down all arterial roads into the City - Thornton Rd, Gt Horton, Leeds, Wakefield etc, I personally get hacked off when speeders get penalised when other driving offences appear to be acceptable / tolerated

Score: 10

spearmint wino
5:20pm Sun 27 Apr 14

Why are they obsessed with speed? Cameras are a blunt instrument operating 24/7. There are times when it can be appropriate to drive at 40 in a 30 surely it should be about the right speed at the right time allowing for traffic, weather, time of day, road conditions etc? Instead they are busy dropping the 40s to 30mph and the 30s to 20 mph! Cars are much safer now than they have ever been with modern tyres, brakes, suspensions etc.
As someone above said scameras don't detect the drunk driving a car with no MOT, bald tyres and no instance or road tax. Maybe that's the point those drivers are the type who can't pay and won't pay fines even if the car is registered at their address. Whereas you and me driving our street legal car stone cold sober, send us a fine and we meekly pay up! It's like running any business target your resources at the major revenue stream.....us!

Why are they obsessed with speed? Cameras are a blunt instrument operating 24/7. There are times when it can be appropriate to drive at 40 in a 30 surely it should be about the right speed at the right time allowing for traffic, weather, time of day, road conditions etc? Instead they are busy dropping the 40s to 30mph and the 30s to 20 mph! Cars are much safer now than they have ever been with modern tyres, brakes, suspensions etc.
As someone above said scameras don't detect the drunk driving a car with no MOT, bald tyres and no instance or road tax. Maybe that's the point those drivers are the type who can't pay and won't pay fines even if the car is registered at their address. Whereas you and me driving our street legal car stone cold sober, send us a fine and we meekly pay up! It's like running any business target your resources at the major revenue stream.....us!spearmint wino

Why are they obsessed with speed? Cameras are a blunt instrument operating 24/7. There are times when it can be appropriate to drive at 40 in a 30 surely it should be about the right speed at the right time allowing for traffic, weather, time of day, road conditions etc? Instead they are busy dropping the 40s to 30mph and the 30s to 20 mph! Cars are much safer now than they have ever been with modern tyres, brakes, suspensions etc.
As someone above said scameras don't detect the drunk driving a car with no MOT, bald tyres and no instance or road tax. Maybe that's the point those drivers are the type who can't pay and won't pay fines even if the car is registered at their address. Whereas you and me driving our street legal car stone cold sober, send us a fine and we meekly pay up! It's like running any business target your resources at the major revenue stream.....us!

Score: 12

jaydee.w@blueyonder.co.uk
6:16pm Sun 27 Apr 14

If you commit a crime you should pay the fine

If you commit a crime you should pay the finejaydee.w@blueyonder.co.uk

If you commit a crime you should pay the fine

Score: 2

RollandSmoke
6:20pm Sun 27 Apr 14

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.RollandSmoke

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Score: -6

alive and awake
6:36pm Sun 27 Apr 14

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash?
It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

[quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote:
As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.[/p][/quote]Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash?
It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!alive and awake

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash?
It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

Score: 8

RollandSmoke
6:42pm Sun 27 Apr 14

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash?
It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?

[quote][p][bold]alive and awake[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote:
As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.[/p][/quote]Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash?
It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut![/p][/quote]What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?RollandSmoke

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash?
It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?

Score: -5

alive and awake
7:00pm Sun 27 Apr 14

RollandSmoke wrote…

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?

You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught
. Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.

[quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]alive and awake[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote: As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.[/p][/quote]Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut![/p][/quote]What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?[/p][/quote]You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught
. Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.alive and awake

RollandSmoke wrote…

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?

You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught
. Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.

Score: 2

RollandSmoke
7:11pm Sun 27 Apr 14

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?

You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught
. Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.

I see. So you don't have a problem with everyone else's rights being taken away so long as yours remain and you are allowed to break the law whenever you believe you won't get caught? Lets face it this is the direction we are headed in where everything is monitored and controlled and the only reason they haven't adopted the measures I've suggested is that the motor industry would lose a fortune and the police would have less of a revenue making role. Your argument sounds similar to the gun lobby's argument in America in that you believe you should have the right to own a lethal weapon, which a car traveling at high speed is, because you can be trusted not to kill anyone. Accidents happen but if driving above the speed limit is it still just an accident?

[quote][p][bold]alive and awake[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]alive and awake[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote: As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.[/p][/quote]Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut![/p][/quote]What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?[/p][/quote]You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught
. Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.[/p][/quote]I see. So you don't have a problem with everyone else's rights being taken away so long as yours remain and you are allowed to break the law whenever you believe you won't get caught? Lets face it this is the direction we are headed in where everything is monitored and controlled and the only reason they haven't adopted the measures I've suggested is that the motor industry would lose a fortune and the police would have less of a revenue making role. Your argument sounds similar to the gun lobby's argument in America in that you believe you should have the right to own a lethal weapon, which a car traveling at high speed is, because you can be trusted not to kill anyone. Accidents happen but if driving above the speed limit is it still just an accident?RollandSmoke

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?

You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught
. Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.

I see. So you don't have a problem with everyone else's rights being taken away so long as yours remain and you are allowed to break the law whenever you believe you won't get caught? Lets face it this is the direction we are headed in where everything is monitored and controlled and the only reason they haven't adopted the measures I've suggested is that the motor industry would lose a fortune and the police would have less of a revenue making role. Your argument sounds similar to the gun lobby's argument in America in that you believe you should have the right to own a lethal weapon, which a car traveling at high speed is, because you can be trusted not to kill anyone. Accidents happen but if driving above the speed limit is it still just an accident?

Score: -6

alive and awake
7:16pm Sun 27 Apr 14

Bradford and Proud.....? wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

idleone wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.

Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'

WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.

OMG

[quote][p][bold]Bradford and Proud.....?[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Mr Blondе[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]idleone[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]Mr Blondе[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]shaggy1[/bold] wrote:
give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol[/p][/quote]Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.[/p][/quote]Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.[/p][/quote]Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.[/p][/quote]Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'
WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.[/p][/quote]OMGalive and awake

Bradford and Proud.....? wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

idleone wrote…

Mr Blondе wrote…

shaggy1 wrote…

give the cops some inside paperwork and stop wasteing petrol

Oh dear!, epic fail Dumbo........ It's not the police who do the mobile speed checks, they are civilians....their vans don't even have blue lights on them, they're orange.

Mr Blonde.... Those you refer to with yellow lights are the West Yorkshire Casualty reduction Partnership. They maintain the speed cameras, those who sit in police cars with speed cameras are police officers. Just to clarify.

Sorry idleone, but you are also wrong.
I know these things because my mate is a civilian worker, speed camera van operator. I never mentioned police cars.
Hope that helps.

Sorry Shaggy one, but to quote my 11 year old daughter, 'epic fail.'

WY Casualty Reduction Partnership (hint : clue is in the name) is not WYP - it's a partnership to which the police contribute. Their operations manager is Mr Zafar Iqbal - employed by the partnership, not the Chief Constable of WYP.

OMG

Score: 2

alive and awake
7:28pm Sun 27 Apr 14

RollandSmoke wrote…

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?

You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught . Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.

I see. So you don't have a problem with everyone else's rights being taken away so long as yours remain and you are allowed to break the law whenever you believe you won't get caught? Lets face it this is the direction we are headed in where everything is monitored and controlled and the only reason they haven't adopted the measures I've suggested is that the motor industry would lose a fortune and the police would have less of a revenue making role. Your argument sounds similar to the gun lobby's argument in America in that you believe you should have the right to own a lethal weapon, which a car traveling at high speed is, because you can be trusted not to kill anyone. Accidents happen but if driving above the speed limit is it still just an accident?

Correct, now you are getting the hang of it.
You would love to be free but sadly your circumstances don't allow it. However please stop being a hypocrite. Also please try and be a bit more grateful for all you do get.

[quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]alive and awake[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]alive and awake[/bold] wrote: [quote][p][bold]RollandSmoke[/bold] wrote: As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.[/p][/quote]Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut![/p][/quote]What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?[/p][/quote]You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught . Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.[/p][/quote]I see. So you don't have a problem with everyone else's rights being taken away so long as yours remain and you are allowed to break the law whenever you believe you won't get caught? Lets face it this is the direction we are headed in where everything is monitored and controlled and the only reason they haven't adopted the measures I've suggested is that the motor industry would lose a fortune and the police would have less of a revenue making role. Your argument sounds similar to the gun lobby's argument in America in that you believe you should have the right to own a lethal weapon, which a car traveling at high speed is, because you can be trusted not to kill anyone. Accidents happen but if driving above the speed limit is it still just an accident?[/p][/quote]Correct, now you are getting the hang of it.
You would love to be free but sadly your circumstances don't allow it. However please stop being a hypocrite. Also please try and be a bit more grateful for all you do get.alive and awake

RollandSmoke wrote…

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

alive and awake wrote…

RollandSmoke wrote…

As I was priced off the road years ago and have little chance of ever being able to use my full clean driving license again I don't really care any more so I'll just suggest that they make it mandatory for every car to be restricted by means of the engine management system that the vast majority of cars have to a top speed of 70mph. Any cars that cannot be restricted should pay higher insurance and receive more penalty points. Also if the car has onboard satnav this could further restrict the speed to the maximum for that road. It's all a bit control freakish with a hint of big brother in there for good measure but that's the world we live in and you've let it get this way. Some people just can't get enough of being controlled.

Something else you know nothing about. are you claiming your mobility allowance in cash? It's funny you don't know which way to jump on this one. So keep shut!

What mobility allowance?. Make no wonder you believe people are getting too much, you haven't got a clue what people qualify for. What the problem do you believe that it's your right to own a car capable of 150mph+ in a country where it's illegal to drive faster than 70?

You're mixed up, you make me laugh, you don't who to hate next. I have a car that will do 160mph so what I thought it was a free Country. Rule no1 don't get caught . Chill out lighten up, theirs a lot of people worse off than you.

I see. So you don't have a problem with everyone else's rights being taken away so long as yours remain and you are allowed to break the law whenever you believe you won't get caught? Lets face it this is the direction we are headed in where everything is monitored and controlled and the only reason they haven't adopted the measures I've suggested is that the motor industry would lose a fortune and the police would have less of a revenue making role. Your argument sounds similar to the gun lobby's argument in America in that you believe you should have the right to own a lethal weapon, which a car traveling at high speed is, because you can be trusted not to kill anyone. Accidents happen but if driving above the speed limit is it still just an accident?

Correct, now you are getting the hang of it.
You would love to be free but sadly your circumstances don't allow it. However please stop being a hypocrite. Also please try and be a bit more grateful for all you do get.

Score: 5

Asianbradfordgirl
8:23pm Sun 27 Apr 14

I am all in favour of the speed cameras to catch the morons who think it's acceptable to drive faster than the limits state, often driving too close to the driver in front of them or dangerously over taking. However, may I suggest that the cameras are additionally used in other areas of Bradford where the majority of incidents happen, hence the higher insurance costs in these areas. For example; Leeds road, manningham lane, legrams lane and continue the cameras right down great Horton road rather than just at the top end as you're reaching Clayton heights.

I am all in favour of the speed cameras to catch the morons who think it's acceptable to drive faster than the limits state, often driving too close to the driver in front of them or dangerously over taking. However, may I suggest that the cameras are additionally used in other areas of Bradford where the majority of incidents happen, hence the higher insurance costs in these areas. For example; Leeds road, manningham lane, legrams lane and continue the cameras right down great Horton road rather than just at the top end as you're reaching Clayton heights.Asianbradfordgirl

I am all in favour of the speed cameras to catch the morons who think it's acceptable to drive faster than the limits state, often driving too close to the driver in front of them or dangerously over taking. However, may I suggest that the cameras are additionally used in other areas of Bradford where the majority of incidents happen, hence the higher insurance costs in these areas. For example; Leeds road, manningham lane, legrams lane and continue the cameras right down great Horton road rather than just at the top end as you're reaching Clayton heights.

Score: 10

alive and awake
9:09pm Sun 27 Apr 14

Asianbradfordgirl wrote…

I am all in favour of the speed cameras to catch the morons who think it's acceptable to drive faster than the limits state, often driving too close to the driver in front of them or dangerously over taking. However, may I suggest that the cameras are additionally used in other areas of Bradford where the majority of incidents happen, hence the higher insurance costs in these areas. For example; Leeds road, manningham lane, legrams lane and continue the cameras right down great Horton road rather than just at the top end as you're reaching Clayton heights.

I have driven the length and breadth of England, and still get about around a bit, but nowhere are the driving standards, worse than Bradford. Too many clearly cannot have past a driving test.

[quote][p][bold]Asianbradfordgirl[/bold] wrote:
I am all in favour of the speed cameras to catch the morons who think it's acceptable to drive faster than the limits state, often driving too close to the driver in front of them or dangerously over taking. However, may I suggest that the cameras are additionally used in other areas of Bradford where the majority of incidents happen, hence the higher insurance costs in these areas. For example; Leeds road, manningham lane, legrams lane and continue the cameras right down great Horton road rather than just at the top end as you're reaching Clayton heights.[/p][/quote]I have driven the length and breadth of England, and still get about around a bit, but nowhere are the driving standards, worse than Bradford. Too many clearly cannot have past a driving test.alive and awake

Asianbradfordgirl wrote…

I am all in favour of the speed cameras to catch the morons who think it's acceptable to drive faster than the limits state, often driving too close to the driver in front of them or dangerously over taking. However, may I suggest that the cameras are additionally used in other areas of Bradford where the majority of incidents happen, hence the higher insurance costs in these areas. For example; Leeds road, manningham lane, legrams lane and continue the cameras right down great Horton road rather than just at the top end as you're reaching Clayton heights.

I have driven the length and breadth of England, and still get about around a bit, but nowhere are the driving standards, worse than Bradford. Too many clearly cannot have past a driving test.

Score: 20

Freemanontheland
9:44pm Sun 27 Apr 14

OLDLAD wrote…

All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.

Your actually wrong there. Speeding isn't actually illegal and your not actually breaking any laws when speeding. 'Speeding' comes under the road traffic "act" which isn't a law. the police constables who usually are the ones implementing this "act" have no legal authority to do so. If you look at the oath that police constables took when they joined the police force, everything is clear for everyone to see. Look it up and you'll be surprised. Ps. I'm not justifying idiots driving around like lunatics risking the lives of innocent pedestrians, just clarifying the laws that are in place to PROTECT us, not to exploit us.

[quote][p][bold]OLDLAD[/bold] wrote:
All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.[/p][/quote]Your actually wrong there. Speeding isn't actually illegal and your not actually breaking any laws when speeding. 'Speeding' comes under the road traffic "act" which isn't a law. the police constables who usually are the ones implementing this "act" have no legal authority to do so. If you look at the oath that police constables took when they joined the police force, everything is clear for everyone to see. Look it up and you'll be surprised. Ps. I'm not justifying idiots driving around like lunatics risking the lives of innocent pedestrians, just clarifying the laws that are in place to PROTECT us, not to exploit us.Freemanontheland

OLDLAD wrote…

All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.

Your actually wrong there. Speeding isn't actually illegal and your not actually breaking any laws when speeding. 'Speeding' comes under the road traffic "act" which isn't a law. the police constables who usually are the ones implementing this "act" have no legal authority to do so. If you look at the oath that police constables took when they joined the police force, everything is clear for everyone to see. Look it up and you'll be surprised. Ps. I'm not justifying idiots driving around like lunatics risking the lives of innocent pedestrians, just clarifying the laws that are in place to PROTECT us, not to exploit us.

Score: -2

linebacker2
10:01pm Sun 27 Apr 14

Freemanontheland wrote…

OLDLAD wrote…

All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.

Your actually wrong there. Speeding isn't actually illegal and your not actually breaking any laws when speeding. 'Speeding' comes under the road traffic "act" which isn't a law. the police constables who usually are the ones implementing this "act" have no legal authority to do so. If you look at the oath that police constables took when they joined the police force, everything is clear for everyone to see. Look it up and you'll be surprised. Ps. I'm not justifying idiots driving around like lunatics risking the lives of innocent pedestrians, just clarifying the laws that are in place to PROTECT us, not to exploit us.

The Road Traffic Act 1991 is most definately a law, however it was enacted before scameras were introduced.

[quote][p][bold]Freemanontheland[/bold] wrote:
[quote][p][bold]OLDLAD[/bold] wrote:
All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.[/p][/quote]Your actually wrong there. Speeding isn't actually illegal and your not actually breaking any laws when speeding. 'Speeding' comes under the road traffic "act" which isn't a law. the police constables who usually are the ones implementing this "act" have no legal authority to do so. If you look at the oath that police constables took when they joined the police force, everything is clear for everyone to see. Look it up and you'll be surprised. Ps. I'm not justifying idiots driving around like lunatics risking the lives of innocent pedestrians, just clarifying the laws that are in place to PROTECT us, not to exploit us.[/p][/quote]The Road Traffic Act 1991 is most definately a law, however it was enacted before scameras were introduced.linebacker2

Freemanontheland wrote…

OLDLAD wrote…

All people will do is either avoid the area or stick to limit. No warnings should be given as the are breaking the law if speeding. Tip up and set up to catch speeders without warning and do not say people will slow down if they know where the cameras are, People will only stop speeding if it costs them points and money. You wouldn't tell a burglar to avoid a certain house because the police are waiting would you.

Your actually wrong there. Speeding isn't actually illegal and your not actually breaking any laws when speeding. 'Speeding' comes under the road traffic "act" which isn't a law. the police constables who usually are the ones implementing this "act" have no legal authority to do so. If you look at the oath that police constables took when they joined the police force, everything is clear for everyone to see. Look it up and you'll be surprised. Ps. I'm not justifying idiots driving around like lunatics risking the lives of innocent pedestrians, just clarifying the laws that are in place to PROTECT us, not to exploit us.

The Road Traffic Act 1991 is most definately a law, however it was enacted before scameras were introduced.

Score: 4

keefman
10:11pm Sun 27 Apr 14

So does this mean they'll finally put a stop to this nuisance quad bikers?

So does this mean they'll finally put a stop to this nuisance quad bikers?keefman

So does this mean they'll finally put a stop to this nuisance quad bikers?

Score: 7

mrs walker
12:26am Mon 28 Apr 14

Some people have an idea that maybe late at night, or when the roads are empty, they should be able to drive faster - say 40, instead of 30. But what they don't consider while urging that increase is the other traffic joining the road from junctions or driveways and other non-motorised road users - cyclists, horses, walkers, or stray animals.

I ran over a dog some months ago, and you could say it shouldn't have been there, on its own in the dark. But it was, and it ran out in front of me. I was only doing about 32mph and I still couldn't stop in time. I still feel terrible about it.

So next time you're behind me, in a 30 zone, flashing your lights and driving up my bumper because "There's no reason why we shouldn't drive at 40 or even 50, I mean the road's empty!" please, be patient; back off.

http://www.youtube.c
om/watch?v=bvLaTupw-
hk

Some people have an idea that maybe late at night, or when the roads are empty, they should be able to drive faster - say 40, instead of 30. But what they don't consider while urging that increase is the other traffic joining the road from junctions or driveways and other non-motorised road users - cyclists, horses, walkers, or stray animals.
I ran over a dog some months ago, and you could say it shouldn't have been there, on its own in the dark. But it was, and it ran out in front of me. I was only doing about 32mph and I still couldn't stop in time. I still feel terrible about it.
So next time you're behind me, in a 30 zone, flashing your lights and driving up my bumper because "There's no reason why we shouldn't drive at 40 or even 50, I mean the road's empty!" please, be patient; back off.
http://www.youtube.c
om/watch?v=bvLaTupw-
hkmrs walker

Some people have an idea that maybe late at night, or when the roads are empty, they should be able to drive faster - say 40, instead of 30. But what they don't consider while urging that increase is the other traffic joining the road from junctions or driveways and other non-motorised road users - cyclists, horses, walkers, or stray animals.

I ran over a dog some months ago, and you could say it shouldn't have been there, on its own in the dark. But it was, and it ran out in front of me. I was only doing about 32mph and I still couldn't stop in time. I still feel terrible about it.

So next time you're behind me, in a 30 zone, flashing your lights and driving up my bumper because "There's no reason why we shouldn't drive at 40 or even 50, I mean the road's empty!" please, be patient; back off.

http://www.youtube.c
om/watch?v=bvLaTupw-
hk

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bullrt_63
7:58pm Mon 28 Apr 14

Albion. wrote…

Well you can't say that you haven't been warned.

I agree, you brea
k the then pay the price.

[quote][p][bold]Albion.[/bold] wrote:
Well you can't say that you haven't been warned.[/p][/quote]I agree, you brea
k the then pay the price.bullrt_63

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